AIA Spokane Design Awards

The Spokane Chapter of the American Institute of Architects offers a Design Awards Program to encourage excellence in all types and areas of architecture.  Through the program, the Chapter seeks to honor works of distinction by its members and to bring public attention to outstanding architectural services rendered by its membership.

The 2012 Design Awards jury included Roger Williams, FAIA JIA, from Seattle Washington; Clair Enlow, journalist, from Seattle Washington; and James R. McDonald, FAIA, from Missoula, Montana.  Submitted projects were eligible for the following awards: Citation or Merit Award in the Unbuilt Category; Citation, Merit, or Honor award in the “Built Projects 1 Million and Under” Category; and Citation, Merit or Honor Award in the “Built Projects 1 Million and Above” Category. A Craftsmanship Award was also available to projects in the built categories.

BUILT PROJECTS $1 MILLION & UNDER

The Canyon House
Copeland Architecture & Construction
Honor Award & Craftsmanship Award

Wolf Creek
Balance Architects
Honor Award & Craftsmanship Award

St. Michael the Arch Angel Chapel, Gonzaga University
MMEC Architecture
Merit Award & Craftsmanship Award

BUILT PROJECTS OVER $1 MILLION

Spokane Falls Community College Music Building Renovation & Addition
Integrus Architecture
Honor Award

Center for Water & Environmental Studies Phase 2, Walla Walla Community College
ALSC Architects
Merit Award & Craftsmanship Award

Lynnwood Recreation Center
NAC|Architects
Merit Award

Cottonwood Elementary
MMEC Architects
Merit Award

Freeman High School Modernization & Addition
ALSC Architects
Citation Award

Ben Franklin Transit Administration Building
Integrus Architecture
Citation Award

UNBUILT PROJECTS


Grant County Skills Center
NAC|Architecture
Citation Award